| Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG |
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| Card Types (種類) |
| Character • Mission • Facilities |
| Order of Play |
| Preparation Phase • Main Phase • Deployment Step • Clear Decision Step • Garrison Step • Replenishment Phase • Turn Shift Phase |
| Rules |
| Deck rules • Game field • Link rules • Unique Rule |
Mission cards (ミッションカード, Misshonkādo) are a card type in the Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG. Mission cards are played for character cards to attempt to secure in order to win the player VP.
Overview
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Mission cards are one of the three main card types, along with Character cards and Facilities cards. They are usually based on incidents in the Suikoden series.
Each Mission has a clear criteria, usually either Military (MIL) or Attack (ATK) power and grants a number of VP to the player who clears it. The amount of VP given can depend on whether the player who first played the mission card clears it or whether the opponent does.
VP marked "VP x/x" (where x is the number of VP given) indicate that if the player who played the Mission clears it, they gain the VP on the left while if the opponent clears the Mission, they will gain the VP indicated on the right.
Mission cards are usually cleared by the dispatching of character cards during a Deployment Step although some mission cards have unique methods of clearance.
If both players somehow clear a mission card simultaneously, the mission is declared a draw. The mission and all characters deployed to it are discarded and no VP are awarded.
Attack (ATK) Missions
Attack (ATK) missions are decided when either players accumulated ATK through deployed character cards meets or exceeds the mission clear condition.
Military (MIL) Missions
Military (MIL) missions are decided when both players pass their turn. First, both players discard any character cards that have a MIL value greater than or equal to the MIL value of their opponent. If there are not enough MIL, all are discarded. This represents damage inflicted on the opponent.
If the remaining MIL value exceeds that of the mission clear condition, the mission is cleared. If not, the mission remains unresolved.
Mission and Facilities cards
For the purposes of simplifying card text, all facilities cards are also considered mission cards, as they are both goals that players deploy character cards to attempt to secure. If a card's text mentions Mission cards in the generic sense, without qualifiers such as it being an ATK or MIL-decided mission, then it refers to both Mission and Facilities type cards.
The opposite is not true. mission cards are not considered facilities cards for card text purposes. If a card's text mentions facilities cards, this only applies to that type of card.
List of Mission cards
References
- Genso Suikoden Card Stories Official Rule Book 1st Edition, pages 9-10, 23-4, 27